Kate21

We included a cover letter and used the information from the marriage certificate.

Nope 

Thanks for the reply guys. She’s just scared that it will cause her problem but I told her you’ll be good cause allergy is normal.

why wouldnt you tell them? they need your full medical history. lots of people have allergies.

It is better to answer any and all questions truthfully when asked.....don't try to be creative, and don't over-think...

Sorry if I’m not in the right forum I tried to find the I-134 topic but I can’t find it. I just need help on how to fill out the question 38. And what to put on the explanation on oart 7. And second question about employer if I work two jobs rn I can put the second 1 on the part 7 as well? Thanks for the help much appreciated. 

I'd say 6-7 months is actually more common right now. But this could all change in 5+ months from now...either longer or shorter.

I’m at 6 months since I submitted. They just started September cases a few weeks ago however there are someone people still waiting for theirs that are at 9 or 10 months right now. 

Last few months before year 2017 ends the k1 processing got slower . Before it only took 3-4 months to get your noa2. But, sadly right now you need to wait 5-6 months tho.

Not that difficult to understand
 
Evidence of U.S. citizenship which may include any of the following:
 
A. A copy of your birth certificate issued by a U.S. civil authority;
B. A copy of your original Certificate of Naturalization;
C. A copy of your original Certificate of Citizenship;
D. A copy of your Form FS-240, Report of Birth Abroad of a Citizen of the United States;
E. A copy of your valid, unexpired U.S. passport or passport card issued with a validity period of at least five years; or
F. A statement executed by a U.S. consular officer certifying that you are a U.S. citizen and the bearer of a currently valid U.S. passport.